Journal ad and distribution details for city readers
The notice lists local grocery and drugstore advertisers on Crogan Street and nearby avenues, and notes circulation claims surpassing rivals. It describes the Journal as published every evening except Sunday, with weekly issues issued Tuesday, eight pages, delivered citywide, subscription rates and advertising representatives across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souanan Comer
Pes
Iteary
Aenet Hi
Hurlbut
Crogen Street
Toborg Bros. Groet
Oromon Sires
C. &. Busch
Wershey Avenue
Chayks
Gropery
West Hill
J. Puller
Bradtora Grocery
CORTE
Oastier
Des Moines Sunday Campaign Reviewed by Local Editor
The Des Moines Register and Leader editorial analyzes Billy Sunday’s Des Moines revival, its influence on residents, and contrasts today’s Sunday with the 1907 Muscatine era. It discusses public opinion, crowd impact, and the editor’s view on the secret of Sundays power, noting practical truths and cautions about enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Billy
Dies
Compaien Muscatine
Des Moines Register and Leader
Alascatine
The
Register and Leader
Sunday
Register
Sunday tabernacle power and the challenge to sin
A Des Moines editorial lauds Mr. Sunday for his campaign methods and deep understanding of human weakness. It asserts his practical grasp of temptations and the devil, arguing his influence will long endure in Des Moines as people respond to the tabernacle and its call to righteousness, beyond temporary doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sunday
Philadelphia
Rodeheaver
Register and Leader
Des Moines
Sunday Tabernacle
Senators Cummins and Kenyon Seek Seamen's Bill Victory
Nation's capital dispatch notes Cummins and Kenyon push to move the La Follette Seamen's bill from the hostile commerce committee with support from La Follette and allies. They aim to force action before adjournment, hoping to unlock conference reports and secure a stronger safety measure for ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Bureau
Washington, D. C
Cummins
Kenyon
United States
Sen. LaFollette
Commerce Committee
Sen. Summins
Friends of the Seamen
Williams
Reminiscences from Long Ago Forty Years Ago and More
A remembered mosaic traces events from 80 40 and 20 years ago including social teas and entertainments Miss Winnie Giesler hosts sixteen friends 20 years ago Major Garlock duties Brigadier Inspector small arms praised Captain C shows merit 10 years ago Rev J W Summerville Oska loosa assists in Organ Paul Brotherhood formation led by R M Chase with officers named their roles listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Giesler
C. ¥. Garlock
Major Carnes Faces Spy Trial and Execution
The account recounts Major Carnes of the Volunteer Infantry and the execution of a Confederate spy, a young man named Charles Thompson, captured near Washington. It covers the spy’s youth, his confession of acting for a year, the court proceedings, and Carnes’ role on the firing squad in a square formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnes
Volunteeer Infantry
Grant
Lee
Major Carnes
Washington
Charles Thompson
Michigan
Ss A
Wyeth Sage and Sulphur for Dark, Youthful Hair
A home remedy is advertised to hide gray hair using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. The tonic is applied strand by strand with a sponge or brush, claiming gray hair vanishes by morning with continued use. Dandruff is said to disappear and hair stops falling, with a youthful appearance emphasized. Available from A W Morgan at 107 West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
A.W. Morgan
West Second Street
Dramatic firing squad scene exposes spy’s fatherly secret
In a stark army moment a Major faces a condemned spy in civilian dress. The boy’s whispered “Father” triggers a fatal heart stop as the firing squad proceeds, revealing the major’s concealed truth only after both are dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Carnés
Orono News Briefs and Local Movements
Mrs Mary Wolford returned to St Louis after visiting relatives in Orono for some time Ora Logan left for Badwater Wyoming to visit as brother of that place Mr and Mrs Fred Thomas and Miss Sylvia Heath attended the wedding supper of Mr and Mrs Guy Forbes at the Austin Nelson home on Wednesday evening Matt Ray Hamilton Tom Hawkins aided J H Krider in hauling hogs to Nichols Friday morning Alfred Erickson loaded hogs in Conesville Friday Mr and Mrs Roy Tipton hosted an oyster supper last Tuesday
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Orono
Mary Wolford
St. Louis
Ora Logan
Badwater
Wyoming
Fred ‘Thomas
Sylvia Heath
Guy Forbes
Austin Nelson
Matt
Ray Hamilton
Tom Hawkins
J. H. Krider
Nichols
Alfred Erickson
Conesville
Roy Tipton
Ans
I. M. Wrigley
Peoria
Ill
Mr. Wrigley
J. H. Wrigley
Lavina Pontzius
Wapello
Brook
E. Griffith
Chicago
Ag Lloyd Marshall
Warold Edmondson
Muscatine
Morris Marshall
Will
B. Edmondson
William Deford
Cotter
Walter Morgan
Cone
Margaret Jones
Grinnell
Eliza Williams
Frank Way Korn
Fred Forbes
B.S. Thompson
Mr. Pleasant
J. T. Gambler
Fredonia
Columbus Junction
Agnes Jernwine
Halladay
Nashua
Joe Utterback
Ainsworth
Eliza Gentzler
Edith Rees
Oneida
G. J. Church
Louis
Eva Church
Evelyn
Local social notes include Heath Morgan Moore family
Evening introductions list Mr and Mrs Fred Thomas Miss Sylvia Heath and Mrs Walter Morgan with two sons Randall and Alert Mr and Mrs George Moore and Miss Elda and Mr Tes Beckam attend a social gathering listing several names and relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Fred ‘Thomas
Sylvia. Heath
Walter ‘Morgan
Randall
George. Moore
Elda
Tes ’Beckam
Ole fool in 4th class by Abe Meortine
Fragmentary note attributes a humorous line to Abe Meortine about a simple man in class four. The quirky quote hints at self‑effacing pride and uncertainty over gifts or praise. Readers see a rustic voice and a playful assessment of self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Fool
Christmas Treat Becomes Happy Memory for Students
The event celebrated a Christmas treat provided by the teacher with several attendees listed among the present. Names include Bonnie Hopkins, Mildred Anwyl, Ruth Jennings, Wilma Duncan, Agnes Knott, Lelia Welsch, Pearl Baker, May Duncan, Merle Dean, Charlotte Mulhern, Anna McCurley, Gladys Bouton, Fern Fox, Rose Rippey, Ruth Stone, Carol Paxson, and Ruby ONeill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Hopkins
Mildred Anwyl
Ruth Jennings
Wilma Duncan
Agnes Knott
Lelia Welsch
Pearl Baker
May Duncan
Merle Dean
Charlotte Mulhern
Anna McCurley
Gladys Bouton
Fern Fox
Rose Richey
Ruth Stone
Carol Paxson
Ruby O'Neill
Crawfordsville Social Notes From Crawfordsville Indiana
Crawfordsville diary items note residents returning from Ohio and planning for Florida winter visits. Mrs Edmonds of South Dakota visits aunt Mrs Campbell. Mrs Barnes and daughter return from Illinois trip. H. H. seniors host teachers in Domestic Science room. junior girls entertain boys and teachers in honor of Byrent Griffith. Mrs McCleary improves after eczema. Maggie Gonn marries in Sullivan Ohio. Carrie Parker departs for Monmouth after two weeks in town. Mundt’s Carriage Works advertises auto and buggy repairs and repainting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Dee
H. L. Henderson
Ohio
S. W. Neal
Helen
Florida
Edmonds
South Dakota
Sarah Campbell
Mary Barnes
Viola
Harvey Barnes
H. 5
Domestic Science
H. S
Byerett Griffith
Robert AfeCleary
Eczema
Maggie Gonn
J. F. Taylor
Sullivan
Carrie Parker
Monmouth
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the Journal
Journal Printing
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L. P. Loomis
Edltosy
Les! ‘Newspaper
8Yna
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Eng
New York
Cone, Porenseny
Wood Es
Brunswick Buildinets
Lorenzen & ‘Wood- Gumbel
Miretroit
Cone, Lorenzen & Woodman
Free Press
Cone, Lorenzen & Wootman
Suesr Rennes
Tows
Priva
Humber
F. D. Throop
Pitchforth
Adv
Wumber
Iowa
Congress
Cummins and
Vollmer
Davenport
Muscatine Journal
J. W. Summerville
Oskaloosa
Paul Brotherhood
M. E Chirch
E. S. Batterson
P. W. Francis
J. H. Kendig
Ane Drew Asthalter
the Major
Tom Renfrow
Rep
America
Columbus. Junction
Edna
Shellabarger
Jessie
Orpha-Foster
Wm.’Randolph
Iowa ‘City
Ruth “Brown
Vivian Griffith
Jay Kempkis
Edwin Richards
E. R. Lacey
Shreveport
Herbert Gee
Wyttenbach Bros. Company
Evansville
Ind
F. H. Halstead
East Second St
Abe Meortine
Mundt
Henry
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